Name Pronounce Translator

This translator converts regular text into a stylized representation of Geez script using Latin letters. It aims for accurate representation of the sounds and nuances of the source text.

This translator converts standard Japanese text into its Romanized equivalent, providing a transliteration of characters, and preserving the original meaning as much as possible. It is designed to help individuals understand Japanese text without relying on full language knowledge.

Translate text into the complex, historical script of Old Turkic Syllabics. This translator provides an accurate representation using the appropriate diacritics and symbols, crucial for proper historical contextualization.

Translate text into the Unifon Alphabet, a unique phonetic writing system.

Effortlessly translate your text into the standardized galactic alphabet, perfect for interspecies communication in the vast expanse of space.

This translator converts standard text into its corresponding Hindi Romanized equivalent. It's designed for users who need to input or output text in this specific Hindi transliteration format.

Translate text into the ancient Elder Futhark runic alphabet, preserving the spirit of its linguistic heritage.

This translator converts text from any standard language into the Romanized Bohairic Coptic script, preserving the meaning as much as possible.

This translator converts standard written text into a Romanized representation of Amharic. It's suitable for those needing a transliteration tool that preserves the intent of the source language. It does not offer a true translation to or from Amharic, only the standardized transliteration scheme.

Translate your text into the elegant, historical script of Romanized Old Georgian. This translator accurately renders the nuances of this ancient language into a modern, readable format for research, study, or appreciation. It supports various input formats and provides helpful context.

This translator translates text into Amharic, focusing on phonetic representation of pronunciation. It's ideal for learners wanting to hear the spoken Amharic equivalent of words.

This translator converts standard text into a stylized form, expressing how the words would likely be pronounced using phonetic sounds and emphasis. It's ideal for those wanting to mimic spoken language in written form.